Santolaya

Asturian Alternative forms ast Santulaya Western Etymology From santa ast Olaya, "Saint Eulalie". Eulalia of Mérida was the patron of the Kingdom of León and before, of the whole Hispania and thus has many namesakes throughout Spain but specially both in current and former Asturleonese-speaking areas from Asturias to Upper Huelva, often hispanised as 'Santa Olaja' in León, specially in areas of older and throughout castilianization. Pronunciation Proper noun ast proper noun ast neighbourhood parish/Sebarga municipality/Amieva acomm/Asturias ast parish/and/village municipality/Cangas del Narcea acomm/Asturias ast Santolaya de Cueiras ast parish/and/village municipality/Oviedo acomm/Asturias ast parish/and/village municipality/Morcín acomm/Asturias ast parish/and/town municipality/Cabrales acomm/Asturias ast village municipality/Candamo acomm/Asturias ast parish municipality/Gozón acomm/Asturias ast parish/and/village municipality/Tineo acomm/Asturias ast village parish/Santolaya del Miñu municipality/Tineo acomm/Asturias ast village parish/El Valle municipality/Carreño acomm/Asturias ast hamlet parish/Urbiés municipality/Mieres acomm/Asturias ast village parish/Valdornón municipality/Gijón acomm/Asturias ast village municipality/Cabranes acomm/Asturias ast village parish/Pruvia municipality/Llanera acomm/Asturias ast village municipality/Soto del Barco acomm/Asturias ast neighborhood district/El Natahoyo municipality/Gijón acomm/Asturias ast abandoned hamlet parish/Ḥortigueru municipality/Cabrales acomm/Asturias ast village municipality/Encinedo comarca/Cabrera province/León Derived terms ast Santolaya del Miñu Santolaya de Vixil Santolaya de Cueiras References